1. |
Imaginary Friend
04:08
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I used to be electric orange
I used to feel on fire
I could scream my blues just like thunder
I was beautiful and frightening
Now I am only an imaginary friend
It mostly shows in the way he pulls me around
But anyway, a shadow knows her place and time and space
And distance from the sun
You can be just like King Crown Royal
You are smiling slyly
On the other hand you're a soft blue angel
Warm and safe and disappearing
And I am only an imaginary friend
It mostly shows in the way he puts me down
But anyway a metal sweater plays the game
While I'm burying this song
Go pound arpeggios slow on the piano if it's so black and white
Naked and raw, my fences droppin like my drawers, trying to sketch you,
But you won't stand still
and see me...
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2. |
Spring
06:19
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I recall your mouth right above my mouth
A few inches far
While I breathe the air you breathe
You pushed your palm so hard inside my palm
I thought that in might bleed
I think these thoughts before I see you
So I can speak you real
Your so quietly so silently so loud inside my head
I don't want to loose you quit saying things so mean
So come on over darlin
Lay me soft upon the green
It is spring
No apologies
Or your eulogies
Just silence please
You tell me with your eyes
I think these thoughts before I see you
So I can believe its real
Your so quietly so silently inside my
It is spring
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3. |
Bloody Noses
05:00
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Hey there girl you look like a boy
In you your dirty flannel shirt
They toss a rock and toss a dirty dirty word
Well oh man if you're going to stare
Take a picture
I decide how this will end
Make your body mine
Pin you in as my friend
Photograph what's mine
They say I need a mother
Now I got one and I love her
Run Katie run
In slow motion out toward to snowy trees
Where bloody noses stem like roses from the table
Where you sink into your chair so heavily
I imply these things so heavily
And I like it
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4. |
Money
04:17
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Turn this piece of shit around
Get your things before the engine burns out
There might be some walking man yeah there might be some
Dance you monkey dance
This was so much better in my head
I don't why I decided to come here
I should've listen to my dad
Go name your price
And then go get a life
I need the money
We need the money
I've been sleeping here for days
I can't sit up straight and my head is in a daze
We don't fit inside this van man
We don't all four fit inside this van
This was never part of the plan
I don't why I decided to come here
Go name your price
Then go get a life
I need the money
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5. |
Loyal
05:29
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Suspended from the highest branch
These loyalties
My thoughts are fragmented into one million
Conflicted countries
I listen to all of them
They are making making me
I feel a revolution teaming up against
My most fragile Lego ego fortresses
Where there is war, there are always helpless orphaned children
Let's get this over with
Get it smashed
And get some good direction
What ever you say
Just don't leave me
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Water Bear
Water Bear is a vocalist and performing artist. She released two records with Eyes Caught Fire, one EP in Constellation of Cars and is currently writing an eclectic mix of collaborations. She is known for her ethereal sound and low sultry vocals.
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